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j. FRANK CLARK,
COUNTY CORONER g. UNDERTAKEN,
No. 1O1S Fourth St. bet. j and Z.

A LwAYS on HAND THE MOST COMPLETE
n Stock of UNDERTAKING GOODS on the
coast Country orders, day or night, viii re
ceive prompt attention. TELEPHONE NUMBER
iS4. GEO. q. CLARK, Funeral Director
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A FlRST-CLASS
DRUG Business

IN TEE INTERIOR FOR SALE, RE-N-s
| quiring capital of three Or iour thou ~
sand dollars; doing good business. For ES-
full particulars inquire of KIRK, GEARY -
< CO I'm
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-28

LONDON, January 27th.-Lord Randolph
Churchilfs speech was marked by unusual
prudence, the utter absence of temper, ard
a careful avoidance of everything that
might wound the feelings of his late col
leagues. His obvious retcence deprived
his explanation of its expected interest.
The general opinion is that he altogether
failed to justify his deaertion of the Cabinet
al q critical time.
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CANADA.
The Dominion Journals conlInne to
"Squawk" Badly.

The Dominion Journals coniInue to
Squawk" Badly.
TORONTO, January 27th.-The Bail says !:
at is unfortunate for Canadian interests
that the general elections should be in
progress when our American neigh bors are
legislating against US. 1t is true the
bellicose speeches delivered in the United
States Senate the other day need not be
taken seriously. Nevertheless it is abun-
dainty evident, from the tone of the better
Glass of American Journals that our neigh
bors are determined to adopt spirited
policy-in plain English, to steal our fish
and punish us it we attempt to prevent
them. We suffer from American preiu-
dice against England, and England's un-
willingness and inability to make our caase
her own; and betwixt the two il will be a
miracle if we are not shorn. The For
eign Office will make a show of pro-
tecting our rights, but the capital
consideration with Lord Salisbury
will not be the justice OF our own
case, as much as the necessity for main
tanning cordial relations with the United
States. The power TO suspend intercourse,
which is to be vested in the President by
the EdmLnds and Belmont bills, is to pre-
vent our ships from entering American
ports. and to stop our railroad cars and
locomotives at the international line, and
is merely what the Americans themselves
call a bluff BY bluffing or neighbors
have in the past managed to cheat US out
ofthe whole seaboard and territories Come
what may this time We trust the Canadian
and Imperial authorities will press for
something approaching permanent solu-
tion of the question. so that we may know
exactly where we stand"
CHANGES IN THE cABIsRT.
TORONTO. January 27th.-Sir Charles
Tupper enters the Dominion Cabinet as
Minister of Finance, Mcclellan becomes
Postmaster General and Sir Alexander
Campbell retires from the Ministry These
changes were decided upon at meeting of
the Cabinet this afternoon
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-28
HOME AND ABROAD.
RANDALLS BLOW AT THE CALI
FORNIA RAISIN INDUSTRY.
Canadian Feeling Over the Ed
mupds BilI-The Trunk Mystery
Probably Solved Etc.
IsrscIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD uNIoN.I
FREE RAISINS.

lsrScrAL DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD UNION
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CoR RENT-3Oo ACRES FINE BOTTOM
l. land near the city, suitable for a large dairy
or cattle range. Inquire at CID Il street. sacra-
mento ja2l-2Ws
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Does the dress make the lady?" asks
the Chicago Herald. 1t may in Illinois, but
in good many sensible Nebraska families
the lady makes the dress.-0mdhG World.
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AAArss LesT--FeUND.
FOR SALE-TO LEr.

NARPETS.-GO0D QUALITY, YARD WIDE
" Ingram. only 65 cents per yard, sewed and
laid; One Dozen Patent Rockers, covered in
velvet, only So each. All for sale at CHAS. NJ.
CAM PBELLS, 4O9 L street. Upholstering and
Repairing. I'm
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ANOTHER CRITICISM OF cHuRcHrLL.

At meeting OF the Scotch members of
Parliament it was resolved to take action
in favor OF home rule in Scotland
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for railroad Canmissioner.

Applicants for Railroad Commissioner.
WAsHISeToN January 27th.-The Presi-
dent has received great number of addi-
tional applications to day tor positions on
the Interstate Commerce Commission. As
soon as he receives an opinion from the
Attorney General as to the constitutions
ality of the measure he is expected to sign
the bill, and as soon thereafter as conven-
lent appoint the Commissioners. Several
names of men fit for appointment have
been received from the Pacific coast, but it
is uncertain whether he will give the Office
to Republican or Democrat from that sec
ton. The law provides that three of the
Commissioners shall be of one political
party and two of another, and if the Dem-
ocrats are chosen from the South, the East
and Middle States, the Republicans will be
selected from the Northwest and Pacific
coast.
Danger of the House Backing Down.
WASHINGTON, JanHary 27th.-There are
serious differences of opinion in the Cabi-
net over fdmunds' fisheries resolution
The President and Secretary Manning are
on one side in support of The Senate's
action, and Secretary Bayard is rather in
clined to the adoption of more pacific
measures. From present indications it
looks as though Bayard had the advantage
of the President and Manning. and has
quietly gone to work and captured the
Foreign Affairs Committee of she House,
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San DIego's Protest.

WASHINGTON, January 27th.-Senator
Williams presented III the Senate to-day 4
petition from the Chamber of Commerce
of San Diego against the passage of Breck-
enridge's bill for the abolition of certain
customs districts, one of which is that OF
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WASHINGTON, January 27th.-The Presi-
dents reception to Congress and the Judi
ciary, the second of this seasons series,
took place at the White House tonight.
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4 Lost Schooner.

GLOUCESTER, January 27th.-The schr.
1st on sea voyage on the Georges, and
since that time nothing has been heard
from her. To-day her owner gave her up
as lost She was commanded by Captain
Andrew Nelson, and had crew of ten
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no LET-A TWO-STORY HOUSE CON- o.
4 tanning rooms and bathroom, and E:i;
all latest Improvements, situated on tsls,.A
street, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth. In
quire t. II. COOK, Big Tree Store, corner Eighth
and streets. If
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by urging them to kill the Edmunds' reso-
luton. 1t is understood that the commit
tee will report neither the Edmunds nor
Belmont resolution. They will come IN
with some compromise measure which will
he satisfactory
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-01-02
MISCELLANEOUS.

900. Choice building lot. 4xtO rod.
fence, south front and facino 1eso.Ss. good
Yersity Square, half block f2orn CO. } Hnl-
Nineteenth Ward. Car line,
$50. A fine building lot, 4x20 rods o. o..
%Ster, so PI neIghIp9rnood, half block rom
$50. Building lot OF 3I<x9 rod v,i+h 3t
of alley way; east front; half a bIn aoL tklght
car line, Eighth Ward. O-O0A Is ION
$50. Building lot, 5x1O rods; good ns GO
% TG0Gi hali a oiock from car line; Seventh
l 500. A choice building lot 471L$ s.
feet, south front, on car line, TW2e 11fIo
1000 Building lot 1ox1O rods q
sell any part OF the lot at 500 per rod; sitnl
eted in the Sixteenth Ward, near d. G r. E''I-
R. G. and q. & N. depots. ~ =, d
500. Building lot. 5x1O rods, good q.
chard. plenty of shade; situsted la the FirStt
Ward, on car line. 90 ''
FARMING LANDS:
5000. Farm of 80 acres of frst.cIsss
land; small adobe house, barn, eorralg, etc
young orchard; situated on county ros6'
eight miles north of this city. 81
5000 Forty acres of choice land: AZ
teen acres of a sandy, loan soil, slOnino r.
the So tn and west-yery desirable land foS
the Gu tivation of hops; fifteen ac,es of ~ III
Der balance meadow; nice farmhouse of Ave
rooms. cellar, butIery, ETC.; young bearinS
orchard, situated on Big Cottonwood Creets
just north and joining Walker Bros. farm
eight miles south of this city. a.
$50 A farm of 40 acres, house of tIro
rooms, situated miles northwest of Deserat
Bank corner This is surely a bar.
gain. AZ
GONE FIYE-ACRE LOTS CLOSE TO CTTy
- Full particulars as to price and location
can be had upon application at my Office Il
SPECIAL ATTENTION Is CALTE6 To
y land in Glendale Park. within t1vo
and half miles of this city. The sueeessfni
sinking OF flowing wells in that vicinity viii
surely enhance the value of this land. This
land land is sold on the iastalment plan
forty eight equal monthly fnstalments Wi.l
low rate of interest.
HOUSES TO RENT.
80. House of nine rooms, oath roorn. ato
city water, good neighborhood
.. House OF four rooms, Second Ward
half block from car line,
8. House OF four rooms, city water, Thir-
20. House Of five rooms. bath room, etc.
Fifteenth Ward, WV
Thirteenth Ward. 1'
g. House OF two rooms and pantry. Nine.
teenth Ward.
20. House of eight rooms, bath room. Int
and cold water; car line; Seventh Ward.
So. House of eight rooms, bath ro7r,
etc. hot add cold water. excellent neighb0E.
hood.
IL. House of five raoras, barn. On car
line Eleventh Ward.
13. House Of seven rooms and barn, Six
teehth Ward.
8. House Of four rooms, Thirteenth Ward
10. House OF four rooms, car line, Tween
tieth Ward
10. New brick house OF three large rooms.
Tween ieth Ward. '
40. Furnished house of six rooms, close
to business.
22:5O. Three rooms, furnished for house
keeping, car line Seventh Ward
4 House of two rooms Fifth Ward
5. House of three rooms, Main street
House of three rooms, Nineteenth
Ward.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-01-02
Available Medical Preasise

The addition OF 1857 OF the sterling
Medical Annual, known as Hostetter's
Almanack, Is now ready, and NAV be
obtained free of cost, OF druggists ana
general country dealers ia all parts of
the United States, Mexico, and indeed
IN every civilized portion of the West
ern Hemisphere This Almanack has
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large amount of interesting and anus
ing light reading, and the calendar,
astronomical calculations, chronolegi-
cal Items, etc, are prepared with great
care, and will be found entirely accur
ate, The issue of Hostetter's Almanac
Tor 1887 viii probably be the largest edi (.
ton OF q medical work ever published
IN any country. The proprietora,
Nessrs. Hostetter & Co., Pittsburg, Pa. !,
on receipt of a 2 cent stamp, will for
ward copy by mailsto any person who
cannot procureAone IN his neighbor-
hood.
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She made rousing fire in the FIRE
place-you see, We had taken up our
quarters in log cabin that, years be-
fore, had been occupied by hermit
trapper. L. was a rough affair. but
just then we we're very thankful for it,
considering the rain outside. 1t had
turned out so chilly, too, that the fire
felt very comfortable, and what with
the light, warmth and good supper,
We had very pleasant time. The
supper was especially nice. Helen had
opened a. couple Of cans of chicken;
this she warmed in the saucepan and
poured Il over the toast, gravy and all.
Then she wrapped potatoes in leaves
and roasted them in the hot ashes,
and t7ese. with the fish, coffee and
other things, made meal fit for any
BODY. The gentlemen praised 1t up,
at any rate, and they paid that Ora
ham girl so many compliments that
she actually blushed& Etmade her look
vaEilf4E = G-EsJr 1rrlL
-.t. .e. e.. ca ---r. "a Ii...t ~ .-H.r.e-
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FL. DINWOODEY

"1shes to call the Attention OF Int FDur-
chssers to his STOCK OF Goods ssU5ta1o
for XMAS and NEW YEARS PR esEsNq-S a1,a.dr
Hand Arriving Daily.
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Fox& Symons

Have reduced the price of photographs.
All work done by thedry- plate instanta-
neous process. Reduction permanent.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-22
Attachment Notice.

o. ~ Mccall w. ". T. liunn lEiufc W "
llughry Justice 81 the lcacv iof shelby county
1Cnntsac.
tn this Gauss IN attachment having hc.n snrd 0ui
under surtlun $40 ~ The Code ~ icnnrsfur, aud
rtufncd levied upun the piup.fty ~ The drirni
that defendant u iuisbtui a. The plaiutln IN The
sutn II thirty two 2, ioO dollar due 10y acruurt.
aud that the claim 4 just and that The defendant
hes alteundoi u u thsriur ufirrod that taid
defendant make hs personal appearance bsiufr
me, on the 18th day ~ OyiuhTf. ~ ~ llOrluck
m NJ my Ufiiou, No. " NNall street, Memphis
Tenn, and defend aid attachment sult Within The
time pfrafilCd ~ law, ~ the same will u
pf,-.eaoi with 90 panr and that cupy NJ THIS
ar,isf h. published once week. iuf iJuf tuccCtsiy,
weeks in the Memphis ApTenl
sau W n. HuUHEY. ~
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Allnrhmnnl NnIIcn

Tho Peters Company W. W 4 liu0n =iifinW "
u liuEhcj justicU ~ The i,ur' iuf shelby ruuu
g. Tennessee.
~ this rausc ~ attachment having been sued 0ul
under H.siiUn $40 ~ The tule ~ Irunrsfrc. and
utufntd levied utun The UUtFftY ~ the drirnd
ant W 4 Hum aud affidavit having lTrn masif
that defendant u indrbisd ~ The plnlutin In ~
tum ~ thirty hNU 900 dollar, due ~ Hnuuuut
aud that the rlnlm g. lusi AMI that the defendant
has hiHsundrd u j. th'riuf" ufdVrd. that saiH
defendant make his personal Appearance h-iufu me
ou the 9TH day ~ uttpiFf isF5, ~ " utlufk m
NJ NY ufnrr SO ~ Mccall strst Memphis Tenn.
aud dsieui sali attarhmtnt fuit within The tim,
prT- fitrii ~ las ~ the same viii w. pfUtrrtisfl
With 81 Iafr and that Cupy uithls order D. pub
lishsd 0nrra wlok iuf fuuf successive works. in
the Memphis AptFal
This tle lJth LAY 81 foplstnlsf ~.
ssn " ~. lttGiiEN, ~
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Attachment Notice.

Kelly Roper 4 Reilly " " y. iiuon- hiow "
" lluRhry, Justice " the lCacc Tor shelby cuun
", Tenn.
IN this cause an attachment having h"rn sued oul
under ssrtiun 1to ui the tpiV uf icnnusfci and
returned levied upon the prutsfiy 81 The defend
ant " 4 liuon. aud AnldAyit having been mndt
that defendant IL Indebted tn the plaintiff In N,
sum IL thfrc hundrtd and "a lu1 dollar. due by
aru1unt aud that the rlaim is Just, aud that the
defendant hhs al~'ondci u Il thcrripfr uricfsd
b.iufc me un the 18th day ~ nytnlsf, M NJ Z.
nclurk M. al my ofiuc Ne " Mccall strvt. Mem
phis. Tenn, and dcirud Mid attachment Fuit with
~ the time pprcf,led ~ law, uf the snme all h.
prurcded With 81 Iafts and that a cupy ~ Thu
uricf H. published once a week tot iUuf weeks 10
the Memphis Appeal.
This sfih day ~ september iS7
said ~ n Itt'giIIY J. 4
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Attachment Notice.

simon fcucht w. " =. Hlunn= BEFORE W "
lluHhcy, Justice IT the r,aCc iuf Shelby county
Tenn.
In this caus an attachment having been sued cut
under cction atah ut the Code ui 1cnncssrv Hni
uturns, lcyiei upon the property ~ the dcivnd
Aut. ". y Hum, anh AFFIDAVIT having h.rn mali,
that defendant v indebted W IN. plaintiff In th'
sum NJ twenty nNc dnllnp iuc by ncruunt, aus
that the clnlm IA lusl aud that the Defendant I'M
abscondUd II h thcpiurc orlcrSi that said deicni
ant make his J-rnnal appcnmncr irfufe me- on thu
nth day II O,tnhsf iNss at " O'Clock M, NJ ms
OfhcU. No " hsall stret, Memphis, Tenn, aud
defend said attachment suit within the time pm
scrbcd by law, " the same will IT, pfV'vc'lrd With
en- Tartct and that a Cupy ~ this urlcI D. puh
lishcd unrc week Tor four weeks In the Memphis
Appeal
Tits the 10Th LAY Of September, lts5.
fail " n. liIUliEl J. =.
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Attachment Notice.

Charles novcrs A Go W " y IIuanH IEiorr " ~
llughey Justice 81 the fcacr iuf shelby county
Tenn.
In this raus' an attachment having been sued ~
under tr,tion Sass II the Oudc ~ Tcnncsfsc, Ans
fvtufn~,i levied UPON the property 81 the defend
ant " a. ltuun aud nnidatit having hren mad
that defendant u indthiri a. The piaintin in ~
sum ~ H1ty srycn aud ~ ini dollar. dW ~ a.
count aud that the claim Il lusi aud that the de-
f''udaut has alrsTindrl u T. thrbtufU uficrsi iha
said defendant make his Tsfautial HptSamnn H.
fufr me un the 9Th day ~ iTtui-f w. nj O.
O'Clock M. NJ my ufirr No. " Mria Firvi Mem
pitts Tenn and defend aid attachment fuit Withii
The time prescribed ~ lav, ~ The same viii u
proceeded with 80 taftr. nnd that q rnpy ~ TIL
urtirf H. Published uurr veil iuf four furrtHlt
wceks in The Memphis Aptsni
This the nth dai ~ hspicmlief, W.
saiI " ~ titpiiiY. = =
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InsolyenI Notice.

STATE Of Tennessee shelby county Onoo County
Coat Ci.t. Memphis, Tsas., O,ioD,i :, issi
To =. O'Ncil ttccuiofi
Having suggested the insolvency ~ The estate ~
Mary v, Okeii. decreased. you arr hereby ordered
10 rive notice w advertisement IN some ncNtpaprf
published within the aid state, and als0 ~ the
iouTthouse door ~ shelby county, fuf all Ieftoua
haVng claims against said estate a. appear and Ole
the same authenticated IN the manner pnrcflbei
by law on IN bsaru The 18th day ~ January, irss.
aud any claim not niod on o. beiurv aid day, ~
before an appropriation ~ the funds ~ said cstata
IL made shall H. f0rryef haired buth IN Law aud
eaultV Witness ny hand, NJ ofice. this IN day II
OCtoirf, III 0'l'ILli tlcfks
~ Thomas n Cfpnthaw, u. &.
Noticc IL hereby given m required W the above
order. sat- Vhhll, E,e,utof.
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ADDRESS REGISTERED LETTERS 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIOSAL BANK
New Orleans. la.
REMEMBER.

pEMEMpEp That the presence oi Gems.
hEMEm DEN icnuWriri aud iarl,. Who
arr In change of the drawings Isl ruamntc' of ali
salute fairness and Integrity that the chances ar
all equal aud that M one can possible divine what
numhcr will dnN prize.
REMEMBER That the payment of oil lIlrcs
n Guaranteed BY tour National Ranks ni New
Orleans and the Tickcb arr srncd by the rrsi
dent ui an Institution, who's" chartered rights arr
recognized In the hrhuu Courts, therefore, bcvarv
81 any limitations ~ auunN nous schemes,
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No Charm In .lhe old STORY for Mer

There was nothing new In 'rhc Old,
Old Story" for the little girl who had been
unfortunate in her demands for q story.
"Well, my little one, what shall Il be
about2" asked the tormented.
"Oh, tell me bout anythin' 'ccpt Jesus.
Gran'ma + told me all there is about him,
replied Tot.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-22
"ROBORO."
Five Thousand Gases Cured With
out Failure in Single Instance.


A POSITIVE preventive and iniallbc remedy
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puniiy. II Il not n purgAtyc. but T. an excellent
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INnrhbnrg, Va Nov q iss6-Messrs. Lewis 4
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Young or middlc-aged men suffering from
nervous debility, loss Of memory, premature
old age, as the result Of had habits, should
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WHATED BLOOD.
serofuious, Inherited and Contngtou'
Humors Cured by Catieura.

Through the medium Of one 81 your looks ~
eclyed through Mr. Prank r. WAY. druggist, Apol'
10 Pa, became acquainted with your ttTiCtHA
REsIniEs. and take this opportunity 10 testify 70
YOU that their usc has permanently curd me Of
one Of the Won't cases II bloOl poisoning. In con.
ncrtion with crysipclns, that have ever seen aud
some III the bcst phyFirans IN our county take
great pleasure In forwarding tO you this tCstmo
NAL unsolirlicd by you, In order That other suffer
Ing from similar maadi,r may l,c encouraged 70
give your CuricunA RTNrntTx n trial
Ps. MIiiTLiNGER, Lcvchbufv. Pa
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And Contagious liumor, with loss OF Hair and
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ALWAYS ask for the Ozark brands Of ci-
der and vinegar, and take no other. Guar
anteed the best.